2 Set Needle Threader Serger Needle Threader Overlocker Threader Set for Sewing Machine Needle Threading Machine

Excellent for threading all my industrial machines especially the tricky to thread ones.

These are great for threading my overlocker which one is so hard but with this gadgets it’s super easy.

My overlocker machine is an absolute pain to thread!… actually it only has 3 needles, but they’re all really hard to get at, and just when you think you’ve managed it, the thread will frustratingly ping back out, or will refuse to bend at the right angle. This threader set consists of two looped wire needle threaders, and two hooked wires…you probably don’t need two of each, but at least you have spares if either breaks or gets lost. The loops are perfect for threading overlocker needles- they’re on a long bendable wire handle…the loops themselves give you a larger area to thread the needle through ( great if you have failing eyesight, like me), and the longer bendy handle on these means you can reach into those awkward interlocker crannies to thread the needles more easily. The hooks are also a great idea- too often, I’ll thread a needle then the cotton end will evade capture and slip back through the needle eye, but with these you can hook the thread and guide it in the direction you want. All in all, this is a thoroughly useful little set-I just wish I’d found it years ago!

I now need multiple pairs of glasses to thread both my sewing machine and my overlocker - it’s such a struggle.I’ve been thinking of getting a threader such as this for awhile, so was keen to try these ones.They’re similar to normal needle threaders, two are the same, just with a longer ‘prong’ and two are a firm but bendy wire with a little hook on the end.They really do make short work of threading a teeny tiny needle now and I can’t believe I went so long struggling without them.

Not really much use for me, maybe have bought the wrong type. Wanted them to help thread sewing machine needle, but wires are too big even , to go through the needle hole! Ended up taking out the needle from the machine to thread, and fixing it back in threaded!